My child did not enjoy the camp and did not want to return for the second day. He said it was the…read moreworst camp he has attended and found it quite boring. While the concept of the camp is good, the execution did not meet expectations. In particular, the staff seemed inexperienced in working with children.

My oldest daughter is in her 3rd year of DesignX's fashion camp; my younger daughter was finally…read moreable to join in the fun this year! DesignX offers fashion design and related illustration, fabric and accessory classes, toy design, and product design. In the fashion class, the kids design and make an their own incredible outfit over the course of a week. The outfits are conceived as part of a collection (with a overarching unified color theme). The kids iterate their design ideas, create and sew their outfit complete with accessories, and present it in an exciting fashion show for their families at the end of the week! Each outfit is unique to each child, but work as part of the collection. As a home sewist, I can tell you that the sewing aspect of the fashion camp is set up for real success for the kids, even as they create unique outfits - the skills are age appropriate and build as they get older. 2nd and 3rd graders create skirts and modify t-shirts; 4th and 5th graders create tunics; 6th and 7th graders create more complex dresses and rompers. My husband and I are both professional designers. The design process taught at DesignX is great. The kids work through an iterative process that relates to what designers do in the real world. The fact that they express their personal creativity in real ways but are doing it within an overarching/relational theme speaks to the way designers work in the real world. My older daughter wore her tunic as a cover-up all last summer; I know she'll be wearing her new top with shorts. And my younger daughter will be wearing her skirt as well. We love DesignX camp, and my kiddos can't wait for next year!

This camp is an absolute dump. And unsafe for kids. My kids were enlisted here based off reviews on…read moreactivityhero and yelp and I am shocked how dirty this place is. I had to pull them off immediately. As a working mom, believe me looking for back ups at the last minute was not fun. There is trash everywhere, kids are packed in a small, small backyard in 85 deg weather with no fan. There were 14 kids from 5 years to 16 years.If there is any kind of hazard like fire, there are no emergency procedures in place. The lady sits in a room by herself and knits with 2 dogs moving freely. On top of it, when I pointed out how dirty things were, she told me to get off her property. You cannot charge 500$ per child in the bay area and provide such awful experience. I am shocked parents are recommending this place. Its one thing to be artsy and creative, completely another to endanger kids. There are enough arts camps. Avoid this. Attached pictures

My five year old son attended Camp here for one week. Although I can see how it might be relaxing,…read moreartistic and fire meant for teenaged children, it was really not an appropriate environment for a five-year-old. The teacher also seem to be uncomfortable with young children, and didn't really know how to make sure they would be comfortable in that environment. For example, one day my son ended up urinating in his pants, because he had never been shown where the bathroom was, and he thought it might be a better idea to just wait until Mommy got there. It's also cluttered and unclean. One day, as I was leaving, I stepped in dog feces. That being said, for a teenaged child, who knows how to navigate the world and take care of themselves around dogs and around adults who don't know how to help them, it may very well be pleasant environment for a relaxing artistic summer camp experience. I sort of got the feeling that the instructor used to be better able to handle a wider age range of children, but her tolerance may have changed over the years. In short, I don't recommend sending your child here if they're under 10 years of age.

Highly recommend Golden Eagle Camp! This is a family run camp- Stefaan and Carly are the most…read morecompassionate and kind people you will ever meet. Every day at camp is packed full of fun activities and sports. The counselors are caring and full of energy. My son has the best time at Golden Eagle!

This is my daughters first time to go to this camp. We enrolled one week only. Surprisingly she…read moreloved it so much. They have many activities she can choose from and some she never tried before. She like ga-ga-ball, tennis, soccer, speedball, arts and crafts, tennis, etc. she loved the counselor vs campers dodgeball game. She kept talking about it at home. Only one thing she didn't like, the otter-pop time. She didn't like the taste. Other than this, she had a wonderful time there.

Great place for art lessons and our kid really likes the teacher here and always looks forward to…read moreclass. Classes are 1.5hrs usually and fortunately a lot of shopping around here and a relatively walkable area too for parents. Also nice that they have other Bay Area locations in case we need to make up a class due to vacation or other conflict.

Very nice and helpful staff. There are also so many fun activities! Love how friendly it is inside…read more So much art to look through

My daughter 7yo, did the camp in the sarataga area. She had a great time partner on with older kids…read moreand learning core civic and urban planning concepts. She builds Lego sets in her free time, so it was good to see her apply these concepts. I would recommend this to my circle.

My almost-8yo has done camps here multiple times. He loves solving urban planning problems with…read moreLegos. He always makes new friends, gets to collaborate a ton and it is a great outlet for his creativity as well! Highly recommend this place!

Marvegos is wonderful! This is an art school that allows the students to use art for creativity and…read moreexpression. Students don't just simply learn how to draw, but learn how to apply different art techniques. They allow to students the freedom to create however they see fit with no right or wrong way. All the teachers are very passionate about their craft and it shows in how they interact with their students. Highly recommend!

My son has been with Marvegos for many years. He enjoys the art making in this studio, a calm and…read moreinspiring time for him away from his busy week. I love the philosophy of their art curriculum - creative, fun, and nurturing of aesthetics. My son learns another way to view the world and express himself that will last a lifelong time. The teachers are warm and professional. Miss Eva is amazing. Highly recommended!

My family and I frequently visit this theatre for all different plays and school events. We love…read morethe energy of the staff and how the plays are organized. The enthusiasm is just mind blowing. Very clean and well maintained theatre for the young students and parents to enjoy . A big shout out to all the staff and sponsors for this theater in San jose .

Had both of my kids participate in season 58, and both my husband and I could not be happier with…read morethe community and experience that our children had. I cannot stop singing praises for CMT.

Signing up for art classes at Visionary Arts has been one of the best activities for my child…read more Online and in-person classes are offered which fits well for my daughter's and my busy schedules. In the past year and a half since my daughter started at Visionary Arts, her confidence and her art skills have blossomed. In just that short time, my daughter has been able to win a local Bay Area art contest as well as has been recognized as a young artist in the Junior Duck Stamp contest. It does help if your child is naturally interested in creativity and art, but my daughter has no shortage of that and as a result I feel that the art studio has taken my child's interests in art to new heights. We have gone on field trips with the art studio to the DeYoung museum and wildlife preserves. Both of which have been positive experiences that my daughter and I have enjoyed because Teacher Helen took time to guide the group. For my family, this has been an unexpectedly fun, positive, and educational journey in learning about art, conservation, and life skills. My daughter not only has been improving her drawing and painting skills, but she has been learning patience, perseverance, and time management skills through doing art. The art contest and art show display opportunities that Visionary Arts have the kids participate in are instrumental to this. Last year's Junior Duck Stamp contest was my daughter's first big art project that she completed from start to finish. Ever since, my daughter's confidence in being able to complete bigger projects has increased. The art studio does get busy at times when there's a deadline for submission to art contests but even during the busy times Teacher Helen manages single handedly all the kids and parents remarkably well. It is a small business after all and those are the kind that I like to support the most and feel I get the most out of. We've certainly gotten a lot out of our experience with Visionary Arts! Thank you, Visionary Arts!

My daughter signed up for summer camp for a month this year. The camp itself is okay but I want to…read morecomment on business owner response for cancelling membership. When we signed up summer camp, it only has auto renew option on website but it says you can cancel anytime. As school stated, we want to cancel membership, but I can't cancel cancel link on website. I called owner, emailed her, wechat her but no response from her at all. . I can she's online, active and commented on my friends post but not responding to my cancellation. Be careful when you signed up visionary art, you will have a hard time getting money back and no response from owner Helen.